Spray con protezione solare molto alta ad azione anti-age
Very high SPF two-phase sunscreen that protects the skin from harmful effects of UVA/UVB radiations; it contains active ingredients that prevent the insurgence of damages caused by photoaging such as spots, wrinkles and dyschromia. Its innovative two-phase texture absorbs immediately. Once applied and spread on the skin, the composition dissolves in just a few seconds, leaving your skin protected, soft, glowy and with a fresh and delicate coconut scent. The moisturizing and nourishing formula contains Acetyl tyrosine which accelerates and stimulates natural melanin production, allowing to optimize exposure time and to easily obtain an amber tan. Waterproof and sea-friendly formulation, free of harmful substances for corals and the marine ecosystem.
Thermophilic bacteria, a molecule present in all living cells, which prevents the appearance of skin imperfections caused by photo-aging, such as spots, wrinkles and dyschromia, and protects the cell structure from damage caused by UV radiation, reinforcing the integrity of the skin barrier, and improving hydration and cell cohesion;
Prickly pear extract, a preparation rich in polysaccharides with moisturizing, soothing, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and protective properties against free radicals.
The composition is also oxybenzone and octinoxate free, which are harmful substances for seabeds.
Testato per te
Testato nichel, cromo e cobalto. Dermatologicamente testato. Formula Sea-Friendly.
Modo d'uso
Agitare il prodotto per almeno cinque secondi e verificare che le due fasi si siano miscelate. Successivamente distribuire il prodotto in modo uniforme su tutto il corpo almeno mezz’ora prima dell’esposizione. Riapplicare con frequenza per mantenere la protezione, soprattutto dopo aver traspirato o essersi bagnati o asciugati.
Please be aware that ingredient lists may change or vary from time to time. Please refer to the ingredient list on the product package you receive for the most up to date list of ingredients.
